New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-24

and obcysd them Donohne asserted that be had no In
srest in any bookmakng and David Gideon n ~
that Douohue mad no interest IN the bookmaEns n, ~
John Day Co 1t is always easy to gei psn Sony does
mony about any peculiar race but ra .s vas the gsst
looking affair Monmouth this year un'ii i'""'
A M % Td. h Ss aeon Bourbon
race. gives the following extract rom 'no wv"
Horss Racing " by Admiral Rouse: ~
Page ll7-lg-The Of second morse ciang he
bets the number did not appear On INC
III s s.r tn. usual tint.
1T The Ssssy .s0 nS S%S sG"ais
the ss Of nt
Sn. in law to MAKE the SSrot aS@ was
That The proposal 10 snss as Tue
Betting Ss,i ~ VIC '''''N w ..
Iris strange that Mr. wihers does not see at glance
ANY mistake about the placing Bourbon by
the judges about his number The right numbers were
betting ring and Mr. withers uisspprehends the point
at issue. He fails to note that his decision on The
opinion and by the action the bookmakers themselves.
night have opened the door to great aq to prevent
the bookmakers df they shonld wish 10 cheau from
scratching any horse on Their s aS ana ~ 90 Ser sts
suppose Hanover Frenzi, Laggard Volante Dry MOB
Mr Withers's ruling what wld hinder the bookmakers
from pastnC HsnGvers name putting up no quoa
the he ting ring that Hanover would not
start Then people supposng tnat HaNa and the
rest hanover starts and wins Laggard second Frenz
third Would it then fair and Just for all the hackers
money when they bet on the faith OF the bookmakers
Ists with the thus expressed condition that Han
No Mr. Wtherss decision in The Bourbon race was
i viii never stand as precedent IN
may he asked. Does Mr. Withers suppose that he can
case where the whole public Is against him Racing
rules exist for the regulation OF sport wnic c'1n1
possibly exist without generous public support Is IL
wise. them TO slap the public in the face
FIRST RAcR-HASDTcAP SWEEPSTAKES THREE-fEAR
OLDs. 1ls MILES
JD Morrisseys Banourg by King Ban ko,a,ne;
TS S,.s 3sz ; "ass.r%I
oaEw"cd stable. b. Con%.nara 10 G11tGr
Arpe MTsr Josn n s s1"h 6s%r@ 100 W.
E. sn'deser' D. c. E'4p,%aqa 49, D''0N"'' D'''
Betting 10 wn-Connemara even, Banburg to Esqniman
to l. colossus Is to Milton 10 to John Kcvos lotO
maui even Thsodoslus Milton to l. John Reyes to
the f. Of mud tho M ass
under easy .u Io When ss,s saS sy
sepps Mecssy np.sls 10
o1i"s mp ps %S i Fl.
SaS followed bv Esaunau The two had The
ras r11s so oS y nsc sans
two lengths before hendsns hra on oa,r'ons G@m
ami hamburg placed first
sod srAKr %ncF sx flGo
O. r. Morrts's Sir Dixon. by BnletJacOn' 10
"a Haarin: Dr. C Ftzamc. lis tGarri..ni
n withers's b.. by uneasCadsnee lo2 'Tar Isn
r. W. wai,en's ci Nv own io7 lcnagr.l
1r W. ca s.si Dr. H' 10" or Never los 1919
r. j. Baiawn's b c Emperor Of Norfolk lis yM"Tphyl
IT siswsT, SON" k. b. C r I"5 hnrcs,
J. B. Haggin'O Dr. c. Vengsanc m
Rafting Emperor Of Norfolk go Knsn.h csi
K.%n." TO Cadence MI, Is to Ny
own 20 to /. ssrsnad.r so 10. ..-,.u. :.
NV K S.v,ss to F' 81 Dixon
seanc" Cadence FLY 5tO l. NV own TO l. serenader
cs x, The ss4 Ss. we're ss at T ss
sS Tn.s AZ SSTSs Fi
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S%rr.d a'' II. mount a again hc~ey ana .Ss led
@% sn. n" a fr" s snS hi"
riding 1 9s M G% snH S
Of hut r we'" bu %.t
spssi and passing his oppossn. they were standing
mes sscond two snsth the Cadence hlly thtd
$4,000 ADDED. li9 MILES
7 d Morrisseysb. T. Kaloolah by Lcngfelovsylnh.4
ry Ts ~, ,,o,., e Rupert. s. ttsac
A. j. cas.att's b. Enrns 4. ITO Carried III - :i
f. eras BaS..S afrd ,d1
C. DAYS CHI M w'na T,m. % .D'1"e'
BETTING to wu-prv Monon.is 5 to2 KsooIah to Bar.
na%t E@rn. to Rupert to Ten Booker 10 to l.
Bctu"s place-Dry Monopoe 70 Ka1olah zen
al, s. ... la him To lead sron1a the si in
S., her. .e p' a%@ A gap the
tact.,eh the hcr,c; w,r. ,TgDs out for nal urcns
ing up Old Barnum a. he we're sta AVA ty"ata
{.
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~c lem b. Rupert length: s.'or. furns thr
Pa. G aiaaso 1"sus and Ms. wtdTsw
fo'N'" $3.50 AnprD Is MILES.
a b. Morris. ch c. Phi Lee. by Glen A;hol.verhen'.t
TT ha aSS E.i.iis
auloahs'e CHI A"rs0lr :.
:;1. S:s /. $s il e.. to Banner
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s a%SoA, 4". Waited 'ns s%ai.v too lsSs
the " .n Mun ss; c an' on soq Sr
but s%s' pss,: I s. BE
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FIFTH RAcg-PURsE $500 SELLING. SIX FURLoSGs.
H R.eert.s CHI Queen of Hearts BY Kngasnsr
Nf Il si."sss.a. br Rsiai s. 80 GwsnnEs
I Spslipan's Oh. Brown. 4. (Ratnep
T.. Bureesss b. c. Fred ". 4. ll6 Waffsonl
j. D. Norrissovs Pocomoks, lO2... (iAtIl~hel(
/. Msrp'sb Tmsy s. 100 ....:.....:.-....C hnchl
T. j. Baldwn's f. Glen Almond. 4, Steppel
r. Clare's oh. Sister Marie T. 81 tMe0nefl
r. W. Wsldea's c. RAYMOND ln2 .tOrhn)
Tms-ll5z
ns"s to snF5s %.s. .i EsaI to
TO PocOmOse Is 10 l. RAYMOND 10 to Glen Almond 10
l. - -r, 1890 ,,o ., ,
Lima Brown Que n of Hearts 10 ], sister Nrrie 10
%oDd TO Giis m on I.
lead and headed winning easily bv two lengths
Relax second two before Luna Brown. thr. Tiry
iappod Queen the al o the stretch but In the
run home and out OF
the Fred found l6 pounds too much Tor him There
o bid for the winner
SIXTH EACE-HANDICAP HURDLE. PURSE $500. liz
MILES Blk HURDLES.
c. MONEYS b. &. Bassano by Billet Loite Yrs Jas ~
49,
NJ T Danaher's b. g. referee aged 100 MARA
s BeTy's b. Rnshlrook; aged l3o; VfImh(
Stables CHI m Sea Foam. o, 49, Neipanck(
H. Clzre's b. g. Charm, q. l22 ---.--.(G LynclQ
W. c. DAILY g. Iatband. L. 1875 Lyuch(